Historical Accountability and Modern Crises

This chapter explores the complexities of historical accountability and the rule of law in relation to past and present political leaders, tying in references from Ulysses S. Grant to current environmental crises in Los Angeles. It examines the impending challenges of hosting the Olympics amidst ongoing wildfires, while reflecting on broader themes of societal resilience and political discourse. Additionally, the chapter touches on the cultural implications of statue removals in Ghana and the connection to consumer behavior and civility in the airline industry.